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Перевод: dew

[существительное]
роса ; свежесть ; капля пота; слеза ;
[глагол]
орошать; обрызгивать; смачивать; покрывать росой

Тезаурус:

1. The young feathery, blue/green foliage glistens after rain and when covered with morning dew.
2. Then there were the tobaccos, Virginia Dark, Virginia Light, Gold Flake, Honey Dew, the latter being a popular brand of which the shop held a good stock in various weights.
3. Her life is over-emphasized - "blooming", her freshness - "dew", and her exceeding fairness; the "fountain', clearly made a symbol of life in the poem of that title, "trips" 'from its rocky cave' - possibly in association with "basket" a reference to the return of Proserpine from the underworld, combining the idea of spring and the return of a daughter.
4. Was it the dew?
5. The black growth on fruits and leaves is sooty mould which develops on honey dew falling from aphid pests such as whitefly, greenfly or blackfly on the leaves above them.
6. Included are warnings for low battery, no tape and condensation ("dew"), together with date/time indicators which can be switched off if desired.
7. Or a bucketful of mountain dew."
8. She liked the way the perspiration slowly emerged through her skin looking like deposited dew and she liked to be aware of the naked bodies lying in so many different postures around her.
9. There was a strong hint of a beautiful day to come with a pale blue sky and the sun sparkling off the early morning dew.
10. They trekked round the side of the house and started a weary trail back over the moon-grey lawn, their feet dragging dark channels through the dew.
11. Outdoors, on all kinds of surfaces where the lines can be abraded as they are dragged, in a range of temperatures and exposed to ultra-violet rays, and often made wet from dew in the grass, all the lab tests become suspect.
12. Dew sat prettily on the roses, and they walked more slowly, Lucy looking at roses, Jay wishing she had a camera, knowing that, whatever else, now she was happy.
13. The sudden cool of evening made it advisable to keep the cooking fire alive and in the morning a cold, heavy dew dripped from the leaves.